Arizona LLC Address Change — At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Is the address on public record? | Yes |
| Where it's filed | On the same statement used to change your registered agent |
| Filing / update method | Statement of Change of Principal Address or Statutory Agent (Form L020) |
| Filing fee | $5 |
| Processing time | Standard processing, with expedited options available |
| Expedited | Available — $35 expedited, $200 same-day, or $400 two-hour |
| Online filing | Available |
| Same filing as registered agent change? | Yes |
Does Arizona Even Track My LLC's Address?
Arizona's Articles of Organization require a known place of business address, which can coincide with (but is legally distinct from) your statutory agent's address. Since Arizona has no annual report of any kind, a single on-demand form is the only way to keep this current.
Is This the Same As Changing My Registered Agent?
This is the exact same $5 Form L020 used to change your statutory agent in Arizona — it updates your known place of business address and/or your statutory agent together on one filing.
- Your LLC's principal/mailing address is where your business is actually run from — it can change any time your business relocates, and it has nothing to do with who receives legal documents on the LLC's behalf.
- Your registered agent's address is the location where the state and any process server can reach your registered agent — it changes only when you switch registered agents or your agent moves.
If you're actually looking to switch registered agents in Arizona, see How to Change Your Registered Agent in Arizona instead.
How to Change Your LLC's Address in Arizona
Confirm Where Your Address Actually Lives on the Public Record
On the same statement used to change your registered agent with the Arizona Corporation Commission. Confirm your current filing status before you file anything new.
Complete Statement of Change of Principal Address or Statutory Agent (Form L020)
Get the current form from the Arizona Corporation Commission and enter your LLC's name, file/entity number, and new address. This is the same form used to change your registered agent, so if you're updating both at once, one filing covers it.
File and Pay the Fee
Submit online or by mail with the Arizona Corporation Commission. The fee is $5. Processing takes Standard processing, with expedited options available. Expedited processing is available: $35 expedited, $200 same-day, or $400 two-hour.
Follow the Update Timing Rule
Arizona has no annual report at all, so there's no report cycle to wait for. Form L020 is the only mechanism to update your address after formation, and it should be filed whenever your address changes.
Update Everything Else
Once the state's record (if any) reflects your new address, update your operating agreement, IRS records, bank accounts, licenses, contracts, and website. See the full checklist below.
The Arizona Corporation Commission's own Form L020 PDF returned a corrupted render when fetched directly during research; the $5 fee and expedite pricing were corroborated via a legal-reference source citing the same official form rather than a direct read of the PDF text.
What to Update After Changing Your LLC's Address
- Operating agreement — update the address if it's listed in the document
- IRS / EIN — file Form 8822-B to update your business address with the IRS; this is required within 60 days of the move regardless of what your state requires
- Business bank accounts — most banks require written notice or an updated signature card
- Business licenses and permits — some are tied to a specific location and may need to be reissued or transferred
- Contracts and agreements — update your address in any active contracts, leases, and vendor agreements
- Mail forwarding — set up USPS mail forwarding from your old address during the transition
- Website and marketing materials — business listings, letterhead, invoices, and online directories
LLC Attorney clients: Address changes are free within the first 90 days of formation. After that window, LLC Attorney handles the filing (where one applies) for a flat rate.
Need to Update Your Arizona LLC's Address?
LLC Attorney handles Arizona LLC address changes end-to-end — filing with the Arizona Corporation Commission where one is required, and keeping your business record consistent. Address changes are free within the first 90 days of formation.
Changing Your Arizona LLC's Address — FAQs
Arizona's Articles of Organization require a known place of business address, which can coincide with (but is legally distinct from) your statutory agent's address. Since Arizona has no annual report of any kind, a single on-demand form is the only way to keep this current. Use Statement of Change of Principal Address or Statutory Agent, filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission, to update it. The fee is $5 and processing takes Standard processing, with expedited options available.
The fee is $5. Expedited processing is available: $35 expedited, $200 same-day, or $400 two-hour.
This is the exact same $5 Form L020 used to change your statutory agent in Arizona — it updates your known place of business address and/or your statutory agent together on one filing.
Yes. File IRS Form 8822-B within 60 days of the move to update your business address with the IRS — this is a federal requirement that applies regardless of what Arizona requires. Your EIN stays the same.
Arizona has no annual report at all, so there's no report cycle to wait for. Form L020 is the only mechanism to update your address after formation, and it should be filed whenever your address changes.
Yes. LLC Attorney handles Arizona LLC address changes — filing with the Arizona Corporation Commission where one is required and keeping your operating agreement and business records consistent. Address changes are free within the first 90 days of formation for LLC Attorney clients.